Connecting to Others

The news has shown enormous devastation in two distant areas, Joplin, Mo. and Slave Lake, AB, from tornadoes and a firestorm. In both cases, families have suffered terribly and our hearts feel for them. No matter, where we live, near or far, their pain strikes a chord within us. The reason it does so is because we are all connected.

This bond with other people starts growing in childhood. Playgroups, coffee moms and tots, and library story times are some resources that may be available locally.  Family celebrations and playdates can squeeze around work schedules. These are just a few of the opportunities to help kids connect. While practice in groups help kids with readiness for kindergarten, this is just the beginning of connecting to others. At times like these, we remember just how important those bonds and connections can be, especially for those in need.

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